Maine guide
How to get rid of TVs and electronics in Maine
Maine has a manufacturer-funded electronics recycling program. Municipal transfer stations often accept TVs and computers for a fee or under the state program.
Facts checked against official state and town sources on 2026-11-05.
Statewide context
Covered electronic devices are managed under Maine's electronics recycling law. Town fees still apply at many transfer stations. Confirm whether your town participates and what screens cost.
Source: Maine DEP Electronics.
Town pages on TownDumps
- Augusta - CRT TV/monitor $3 each; small consumer electronics free under 4 lb.
- Bangor - CRT TVs and universal waste at consolidation facility for a fee.
- Falmouth - Most computers and TVs under 40 in: 1 ticket; large TVs 2 tickets.
- Freeport - Most TVs and computers $5; floor copiers $40.
- Kennebunk - TVs, monitors, computers $25 each.
- Saco - TVs $4 to $8, monitors $3, computers and laptops $5, printers $7.
- Sanford - Fee schedule by device size above.
- Scarborough - $30 per TV or computer.
- Topsham - TVs $2 to $6 depending on size.
- Wells - $1 to $5; TVs $5 to $10.